Category: Case Study

Case Study is a category for client’s case work, which are interesting, usual, impressive. The hypnotherapy case studies are not limited to past life regression works, but all sorts of presenting issues, the cause, and how hypnotherapy helped those individuals for the wellness and betterment.

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Our Unconscious Symbolisms

I sat in the semi-dark room quietly for a little longer, breathing. How many times when a client come for a structured past life regression, and the subconscious mind takes us on a symbolic journey? A few examples came to my mind. I knew when the clients trusted and went for it, at the end of the session, the symbols were all so easily decoded and the solutions to their current problems were revealed. When the clients insisted that they didn’t do it right, and insisted it had to be exactly the way that was portrayed in books like Brian Weiss’, they got more frustrated by their “incorporative” subconscious mind.

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Do I Tell A Client What to Do

In a typical therapy or counselling session, we as practitioners listen, and reflect. In so doing, we help our clients draw out their inner wisdom, so they find answers, solutions or resolutions on their own.

A therapist/counsellor is not there to tell a client what to do, as we cannot decide for anyone else. With that said, throughout my years of practice, I find we don’t need to rigidise anything that we think is “good” or helpful. Besides the lines of “Tell me more about it”, and “how does that make you feel” to reflect back a client’s own inner resources, there are also places for our flexibility, relatability and intuition.

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A Remote Dark Force Entity Release

Unlike what one would normally imagine a rescuing spirits experience would be – dark, dangerous, sticky, battling, I found it possible for it to be a gentle and loving experience.

When this young man from Bolivia who I’ll call Armando contacted me, I was not sure how sincere he was for a hypnotherapy session, as his written English was so broken that I almost thought it was a spam email.

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Will I Be…?

It was towards the end of Janet’s fourth hypnotherapy session. We had a few more minutes for her to reorient herself fully and for me to tuck away her file before my next client showed up. Janet was about to stand up, and then she sat back down on the upright recliner. Still, in a trance-like state, she giggled, “It’s so funny now to think about the list of questions I brought with me.”

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Your Soul’s Plan

Friday evening, 8:45 pm, I was still in the office, waiting for yet another client to show up. It was a long day, but my client sounded urgent when she called me at noon. She said she only needed one hour. I let her squeeze into my calendar.

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His Regret Holding back the Lost Love

My first session is generally twenty minutes longer than the follow-up sessions because it takes some extra time to know someone, the conscious and the subconscious mind, to check their hypnotisability, and to do the initial trance work.

Occasionally I’d meet someone who can get the entire benefits of hypnotherapy in their first appointment for a much shorter time.

Marsha is such a person.

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Hypnosis Regression to Remember

Wanted to share the good news with you, at the time I was starting to lose hope, but I was finally able to locate Emily. Amazing how things work out.

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Many Blessings Will Come

Over a month ago, my third book was released. It’s been a ride, and I have enjoyed every step of the creation of the book that I can now hold in my hands. I’ve never had a child, but my...

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A Wanderer’s Journey

Randy came to see me specifically for Past Life Regression. One of the things he shared with me prior to the hypnosis part of the session was that he always felt that he was a “wanderer.” It turned out this...

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The Dilemma of Not Killing

Elenore was 21 years old. “What would you like to explore in the past life regression?” I asked. Elenore was obviously using her bed as the “comfortable place” I had suggested she use to help relax her mind.

Elenore said there was nothing really burning. It was mostly curiosity.